In Second Opinion, the Greek financial markets are slated to reopen Monday after a five-week shutdown, Uber is now valued at more than $50 billion and congratulations are in order for Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg and his wife Priscilla. Both are expecting a baby girl after struggling to get pregnant.

First Read ends your week with news that Uber will be investing $1 billion in India, Apple is reportedly set to unveil its next Apple TV version in September and Beijing is chosen as the host of the 2022 Winter Olympics, becoming the first city to host both the Summer and Winter Games.

Boston-based Audax Group has put its acquisitive portfolio company Koda Distribution Group up for sale in a deal that could fetch up to $360 million for the chemical products specialist, according to sources.

First Read ushers in your morning with news that Shell will be cutting 6,500 jobs after posting a sharp drop in profits, Baidu is planning a $1 billion buyback to bolster its declining stock price and India will have more people than China by 2022.

TA Associates, which just finished fundraising for its latest flagship fund, is taking Amplify Snack Brands Inc. public next week in a transaction that on paper would nearly triple the value of its original investment in the company.

In Second Opinion, the Federal Reserve says it is close to hiking up interest rates as job market improves, Yahoo will be rolling out a silent video chat app Livetext tomorrow and investigators are probing whether plane debris found near Madagascar is from the Malaysian Airlines plane that disappeared in March 2014.

Private equity firm Carlyle Group LP said on Wednesday its second-quarter earnings dropped 38 percent year-on-year as the value of its energy and hedge funds decreased, even as it generated more cash by cashing out on several of its assets.

Blackstone Group is shopping specialty materials company Polymer Group Inc. to prospective buyers in a deal that could approach $3 billion in value, according to a source familiar with the process. The firm is said to be preparing the company for either a sale or IPO.

In Second Opinion, U.S. stocks leap to triple digits as China’s market finally stabilizes, a German regulator says that Facebook cannot prevent users from using fake names and Jonathan Pollard, who was convicted in the U.S. 30 years ago as a spy for Israel, will be released on parole this November.